What do you guys recommend for front and rear tyre pressure for a gen 2 running stock suspension at stock settings. Normal weekend riding, stock size michelin pilot race tyres:rolleyes:

32-35 same as car.

32-35 same as car. Erm, what? :dontknow:

duhhhhhhhh, exactly which tire, makes a huge difference.

Yeah definetly depends on the tire. Also depends on how hard you push them, I have Pilot Pures on my bike (190/55 Rear) and on the street i run them at 32/32 and they feel perfect one they get warmed up a little. I dont like the feel when they are harder.

I'm running 36/40 on the street on original rubber on my gen4 seem ok so far.

Consult the manufacturer. On a forum your gonna get a thousand different answers with just as many reasons. The manufacturer made them, and they have a vested interest financially in your satisfaction.

Yep. Also some tires it seems to vary a bit depending on the temperature outside. I know what I usually ran in my Michelins, my Bridgestones don't like. Heck if you arent sure, set them high like oem which is like 38/42 or something like that, then ride for a bit. If you dont like it, drop them both 2psi and ride some more. Rinse and repeat till you and the bike are happy.

Thanks guys. Oem is 42psi which is incredibly hard, so I was curious. I run 36/38 which feels pretty good.

I'm running 36/40 on the street on original rubber on my gen4 seem ok so far. Try 34front/36rear on those stockers trust me world of difference

The OEM tire pressure recommendations are for cold weather and tires. Which normally are Front36/rear42. I found that with bridgestones 34/36 in the heat for normal street riding is good for me, but really depends on YOU! start playing with different tire pressure settings and see what feels best for you:thumbsup:

i like 36-40 in front and 38-40 in rear, street riding

I use 29 front, 28 rear... Brazil is too hot :)

32 front , 36 rear - Pirelli Supercorsa SC2 - Malaysia

i agree with the 34f/36r listed above...good start for street riding/tires

i agree with the 34f/36r listed above...good start for street riding/tires :+1:

Thanks guys. Oem is 42psi which is incredibly hard, so I was curious. I run 36/38 which feels pretty good. 36psi front and 38 psi rear is what I would run on most street tires. However, if its freeway riding or touring then pump up the rear to 42psi. For street riding check tire pressure when the tires are cold.